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  GNU Pth - GNU Portable Threads

  INSTALLATION
  ============

  To install the Pth library into /path/to/pth/{bin,lib,include,man}/
  perform the following steps in your shell:
      
    $ ./configure
         --prefix=/path/to/pth 
        [--enable-batch]
        [--enable-pthread]
        [--enable-debug]
        [--enable-profile]
        [--disable-shared]
        [--disable-static]
        [--enable-syscall-soft]
        [--enable-syscall-hard]
    $ make
    $ make test
    $ make install

  The supported options have the following meaning:

  --enable-batch: build in batch mode (default=no)
      This enables batch building. Currently this does
      nothing more than supressing some displayed hints.

  --enable-pthread: build with pthread library (default=no)
      This enables the building and installation of the 
      POSIX Threads ("pthread") emulation API for Pth.
      This per default forces --enable-syscall-soft.

  --enable-debug: build for debugging (default=no)
      This is for debugging Pth and only interesting
      for developers.

  --enable-profile: build for profiling (default=no)
      This enables profiling with gprof and is only
      interesting for developers.

  --disable-static: build static libraries (default=yes)
      This disables the building of static libraries (libxx.a).

  --disable-shared: build shared libraries (default=yes)
      This disables the building of shared libraries (libxx.so).

  --enable-syscall-soft: use soft system call mapping (default=no)
      This enables the soft system call mapping for pth.h and pthread.h

  --enable-syscall-hard: use hard system call mapping (default=no)
      This enables the hard system call mapping inside pth_syscall.c which
      means that wrappers for system calls are exported by libpth.

